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. >> i'm mandy drury. have a great night, herb. "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. a bull market somewhere and i promise. >> mad money, you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i am kramer. welcome to mad money. welcome. trying to make friends, i try to make you money. my job is not to entertain but teach, educate and coach. call me. you keep your eye on italy. i will keep my eye on the united states. you focus on the italian elections. i'll focus on our financial stability. you fret with the leaning power of pooes aand me, i am fretting over home depot. rallied beautifully, dow surging 115 points, the nasdaq advancing 1.3%, apple up. from the outset, i am not going to ignore the crazy italian elections. we're the comedians and eeg tises that combine to put that country into a world of chaos and a house of pain. i don't want to be dragged in but the stocks over there could be almost 5% rushing in italy last night. we can't dismiss the instability. we have to remember how much europe hurt us as recently as a year ago. excuse me if i put italy in perspective. you bet that
. >> i'm mandy drury. have a great night, herb. "mad money" with jim cramer begins right now. a bull market somewhere and i promise. >> mad money, you can't afford to miss it. >> hey, i am kramer. welcome to mad money. welcome. trying to make friends, i try to make you money. my job is not to entertain but teach, educate and coach. call me. you keep your eye on italy. i will keep my eye on the united states. you focus on the italian elections. i'll focus on our...
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cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. "the wall street journal" reports that worried companies are scrambling to meet changing demand. >> yeah. you're absolutely right, chris. lots of retailers in fact are really trying to adjust to this brave new world if you like. we've got consumers like us. we've all got smaller pay checks right? the 2% payroll tax hike. i think hurts a household with $65,000 in annual income about $1,300 this year. so that's real money. we've got gasoline prices which have jumped nearly 50 cents a gallon in the past month alone. so you've got companies like walmart stocking more of its shelves with cheaper products and smaller sized packages of everything from toilet paper to snacks to diapers you name it, daily necessities. also burger king is cutting its whopper junior sandwich to $1.29 from about $2 and focusing its ads on its value menu items rather than higher priced salads or smoothies and also kraft and meat supplier tyson foods introducing more lower priced products to help restaurants and su
cnbc's mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. "the wall street journal" reports that worried companies are scrambling to meet changing demand. >> yeah. you're absolutely right, chris. lots of retailers in fact are really trying to adjust to this brave new world if you like. we've got consumers like us. we've all got smaller pay checks right? the 2% payroll tax hike. i think hurts a household with $65,000 in annual income about $1,300 this year. so that's real money....
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i'm mandy drury. yesterday in the markets, all roads led to rome. today they are leading all the way back to capitol hill playing the bernanke rally ahead. home prices closing 2012, the biggest gain in years. will 2013 be even better. and the russians are coming to buy a property near you and they have got oodles of cash. something happening in the music industry that hasn't happened since 1999. we're not talking about cher hitting the billboards again. hello, everybody. welcome. the dow is up thanks to partly to gains in home depot. the index reaching for its third straight triple digit move, either up or down at this stage, of course, it is hoping to be up. meantime nasdaq is trying to avoid a fourth negative clothes in the last five days and hasn't recovered 10% of yesterday's losses. the vicks down. bob pisani and rick santelli. bob, once a dove always a dove. to what extent do you view the rally in the market to ben bernanke staying the course. >> he was very assertive in that there wasn't any asset bubbles. that was a big concern. he was quest
i'm mandy drury. yesterday in the markets, all roads led to rome. today they are leading all the way back to capitol hill playing the bernanke rally ahead. home prices closing 2012, the biggest gain in years. will 2013 be even better. and the russians are coming to buy a property near you and they have got oodles of cash. something happening in the music industry that hasn't happened since 1999. we're not talking about cher hitting the billboards again. hello, everybody. welcome. the dow is up...
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mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. they're tallying up the numbers but looks like a big windfall. >> this city has obviously been really hoping for a big economic boost from the super bowl although the power outage may not help its reputation going forward. nonetheless, tallying up the numbers, we're not completely tallied up yet, but over 150,000 people were expected to have visited the city with hotel revenue up 100%, all in an estimated $432 million boost plus of course all the parties and events and all the things surrounding the super bowl as well. if indeed that is the amount that it comes to, it is $100 million more than the indianapolis super bowl, that indianapolis netted last year. it is nonetheless, less than the estimated $600 million that the dallas area drew back in 2011. but you know what, they could do with an economic boost, right? >> absolutely right. that's a lot of wings. thanks a lot. >>> after catching some flack for her national anthem performance at president obama's inauguration, beyonce certai
mandy drury is here with what's moving your money. they're tallying up the numbers but looks like a big windfall. >> this city has obviously been really hoping for a big economic boost from the super bowl although the power outage may not help its reputation going forward. nonetheless, tallying up the numbers, we're not completely tallied up yet, but over 150,000 people were expected to have visited the city with hotel revenue up 100%, all in an estimated $432 million boost plus of course...